Experience + Professional Overview
With nearly two decades of experience, Lewis has built a versatile career across film, animation, photography and content production, delivering high-impact campaigns across EMEA, APAC and the Americas. His work spans sectors including automotive, technology, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, finance, real estate, government, education, arts, sport, hospitality and the non-profit sector, partnering with everyone from household-name brands and major NGOs to cultural institutions, music festivals and start-ups.
He has produced multi-million-pound campaigns and supported fast-moving, agile teams, adapting to the needs of each brief while staying focused on delivery, creative integrity and team wellbeing. His experience includes senior roles such as Head of Production, Executive Producer and Senior Producer, with leadership across large-scale crews, cross-functional teams and remote collaborators.
Lewis is known for his calm, grounded leadership and collaborative, solutions-focused approach. He brings a strong commercial awareness to every organisation he works with, balancing creative ambition with an understanding of budgets, margins and opportunities to add value. He is committed to building the conditions where creative teams can thrive, driving work that not only meets the brief but resonates with audiences and often exceeds client expectations.
About
Lewis didn’t set out to become a producer. Film was always something he loved, but not something he imagined building a career in. He grew up in pubs run by his family, where he was encouraged to put on gigs and developed an early appreciation for live music, performance and bringing people together.
That instinct for storytelling and shared experience shaped a varied early career. He worked behind the scenes on theatre productions like Don Giovanni and The Barber of Seville, became a freelance photographer working across editorial, portrait and live events, including shoots for the Olympic swim team, and ran a small events company before taking on roles with organisations such as Bath Carnival, Farmfest and Real World Studios.
His move into film came through collaboration, when a group of friends proposed starting a production company. Together they learned the craft from the ground up, and what began as an experiment quickly became a professional pursuit. As the work grew in scale and ambition, so did Lewis’s role, and over time he naturally stepped into the producer’s seat.
Today, Lewis brings that broad foundation to every project he leads. His background gives him a unique lens on creativity, logistics and team dynamics, shaped by years of working with people from all walks of life. He still draws on the same curiosity that first pulled him into gigs, theatre wings and festival fields, and values the connections, challenges and shared moments that come with each new project.